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* [[Halloween Episode]]: Though as is so often the case with shows like this, they called it something else-- Bug-a-Boo Day
* [[Happily Adopted]]: One of the major points of the series, stemming straight from the original books. Miss Spider herself was adopted and later adopted Bounce (a bedbug), Dragon (a dragonfly) and Shimmer (a jewel beetle.) A later episode features Stinky and Whiffy adopting Grace the ladybug.
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: Probably the most recognizable is Tony Jay, the voice of Spiderus. In the original film, Miss Spider was voiced by Brooke Shields, but in the TV series, she was replaced by Kristin Davis. Most of the rest of the cast are known almost exclusively in animation, the most well known probably being the voice of Bounce, Julie Lemieux.
* [[Hold Your Hippogriffs]]: A number of different phrases are used as "bugspeak," including "mayfly-day," "honey-bug," "bugging out" and, wait for it... "hold your horseflies."
* [[I Am Who?]]: True of Dragon, Bounce and Shimmer, but particularly Shimmer. In ''The Prince, the Princess and the Bee'' she goes on a quest to discover if she is, perhaps, a long-lost jewel beetle princess.
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* [[The Stinger]]: In ''The Prince, the Princess and the Bee'', the ants Ned and Ted try to get Miss Spider to bring them home a sweet treat from Mushroom Glen, but aren't successful. The closing credits show them trying Stinky's awful cowpies, but deciding that they don't want them.
* [[Talking Animal]]: The entire cast. There are no human characters, or even characters with human-like physical features.
* [[That Cloud Looks Like...]]: Squirt and Shimmer do this when they're forced to be together on a tree stump in "Stumped!"
* [[Verbal Tic]]: "Anybuggy, everybuggy, somebuggy..."
* [[Yet Another Christmas Carol]]: Featured in the story "Hum Bug," the title of which is a pun on Scrooge's oft-used phrase. This version focuses on Spiderus, who thinks that the idea that one must do a good deed for someone else or they won't be visited by the dream bug is "Hum Bug."
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